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Originally Posted by ottischwenk
Even an AMD Ryzen Threadripper cannot move the black and white balls in the EInk screen faster than the CPUs used by the Boox - that's why there is hardly any difference to the usual EInk ebook readers in this regard.
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I have no problem now after this thrad with speed of processor, but with missing
Regal refresh mode from comment #38 - 5th comments back (at 23.06.21 03:13).
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The "Regal" page refresh scheme uses a proprietary chipset (that's not in my Boox Note) to do a "partial" page refresh. In other words, it doesn't refresh everything on the screen and usually refreshes faster. The algorithms used to control the chip are proprietary too and may be different from manufacturer to manufacturer (Regal is used in Kindles, Kobos, ...
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I think default can be maybe only buffer for getting data fast from proc/GPU, made GPU free for new data and this buffer will send it to display with slow speed. Or some more logic that can send pixels to reload and for status change. It's some chip/ typical chip, that I can remove from old reader and put it down between PCB and display cable/stick in Poko 2 without problem with FW/HW? Without it I have only "2-4" cores reader.
Does exist JavaScript webpage/engine for scrolling/zooming etc. testing?